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💻 Mostly lurking code dabbler, Linux, FreeBSD and OpenBSD user. #bash #python #django #postgresql #git #vim #emacs #perl and the desire to keep it simple and minimal is basically my stack. 🍋
OSDebian, OpenBSD, FreeBSD
LocationUK
websiteyulqen.org
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Show threadhaircode21h ago
@dabeaz I wish there was more real-world demand for Scheme and its cousins but I do believe it is still worth learning (and therefore teaching). Pleased to see this!
Show threadhaircodeOct 15, 2024
@stefano This sounds like a list put together with the help of a LLM by someone who doesn't really understand the landscape. I wholeheartedly agree with you - the levels of overcomplication nowadays is tiresome. I'm fighting a similar battle at the moment against the dreaded #kubernetes...
Show threadhaircodeOct 14, 2024
@webology Well, make is weird, but that's because I've only ever used it for workflow and have been too lazy to properly learn it - plus I don't often compile C code, etc. I actually use simple shell scripts a lot of the time in Django. Good to have alternatives!
Show threadhaircodeOct 14, 2024
@webology Looks interesting. First time I've seen `just`. Look forward to checking this out.
haircodeOct 10, 2024

Fuck #javascript, #windows, #rust, #nixos, #vscode, #kubernetes, #serverless, #secondbrains, #zettlekasten, #obsidian, #neonlityoutubevideos, #kubernetes and...

#kubernetes

What's on your #fucklist?

Show threadhaircodeSep 22, 2024
@canacar thanks - tried using just pf too. Will look again.
haircodeSep 22, 2024

Surely port-forwarding UDP and TCP packets to a #Minecraft (Debian) server using #relayd on #OpenBSD should be straightforward?

Spent quite a bit of time on this yesterday and didn't manage it. I'm a relative newb when it comes to networking, #pf, etc but even #AI couldn't get me through it.

Has anyone done this? Grateful for any tips.

Show threadhaircodeSep 19, 2024
@orizuru Thanks for this. I've tried Lazyvim and NVChad and a few others and they're all good, but I never get very far when I have to go off script with them and end up getting despondent with having to learn Lua. I think I'll give Helix a good run out.
Show threadhaircodeSep 19, 2024
@mo8it Thanks for that. I'm a hardcore vimmer and so, from what I can see, I should be able to move around quite quickly at least. I'm getting tired of having to configure #Neovim. Just want a fast, terminal-based, vimlike editor that that requires very little manual config! Getting too old... Thanks for your feedback.
haircodeSep 19, 2024
Is the #helixeditor any good?